Queen Letizia with a trench coat and red dress at the Armed Forces parade

On October 12, Columbus dayis a day marked on the agenda of the Royal Family. The Kings of Spain For years they have presided over the parade of the Armed forcesoften accompanied by their daughters, the Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia that this 2024 they celebrate a decade attending to the event. Like every year, the styling of the Queen Letizia It becomes the center of all eyes. On this special day, which culminates with the reception of Their Majesties to the authorities in the Royal Palace of Madrid, Mrs. Letizia She usually bets especially on Spanish brands, as a great ambassador of the national industry. For years, Felipe Varela was his leading designer, but on more recent occasions he has opened his range, betting on other ‘made in Spain’ brands as Juan Vidal in the 2023 parade, Vegana in 2022 or Maria Barragan in 2021.

Today, Madrid woke up rainy, so the planning of the parade as well as the arrival of attendees has been modified to adapt to the weather conditions. Mrs. Letizia has once again given a lesson in style, this time with a classic beige trench coat, a garment that has returned with force this season, positioning itself among the most repeated trends of autumn. An ideal garment for rainy days that the Queen has worn over a red dress of which only one could be seen slightly raised collar and with lacing.

Doña Letizia has complemented her style with Magrit shoes measuring just over 3 cm and a bag of the same red coloranother of the trends of the autumn/winter season. The jewelry They have also had an important weight in the look with some elegant diamond and ruby ​​earrings from the Aldao 1911 Madrid jewelry store from her personal jeweler.

Regarding the dress, this time it is not a debut garment. Doña Letizia has chosen to repeat a red design of the Spanish brand Poet– which closed in 2021 -, which already premiered in 2023 during the event of the honorary ambassadors of the Spain Brand, which he presided over together with the King Felipe VI. A design made of midi-cut silk, long sleeves and a flared skirt, which was initially modified since it was originally a long dress.

To complete the look, a natural makeup appropriate and in line with the time of day and the sole mane have been a successful option for a parade in which the rain has not let up.